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. 2015 Apr 8;23(12):1615–1626. doi: 10.1038/ejhg.2015.51

Table 2. Patients reported in the literature with interstitial 19p13.3 rearrangements.

Patients Al-Kateb et al 18 De Smith et al, 19 Siggberg et al 21 Siggberg et al21 Risheg et al,20 Pat1 Risheg et al,20 Pat2 Risheg et al,20 Pat3 Nowaczyk et al,22 Pat1 Nowaczyk et al,22 Pat2 Nowaczyk et al,22 Pat3 Nowaczyk et al,22 Pat4 Nowaczyk et al,22 Pat5 Nowaczyk et al,22 Pat6 Nowaczyk et al,22 Pat7 Frequency
Type of rearrangement Deletion Deletion Deletion Duplication Deletion Deletion Deletion Deletion Deletion Deletion Deletion Deletion Deletion Deletion 13del/1 dup
 Included in our SRO Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y ± Y Y Y 14/14
 Includes PIAS4 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y N Y Y Y 13/14
                               
Gender F F M M F F M M F M F F M M 7F/7M
Age at diagnosis 4 yr 17 yr 2 yr 9 yr 23 yr 2 yr 6 yr 10 yr 5.9 yr 3 yr 4 yr 6 yr 2 mo 5 yr 2 mo–23 yr
                               
Growth and develop
 Psychom develop delay + Mild + + + + + + + + + + + + 14/14
 Intellectual disability + + + Mild + + + + + Mild Mild ++   ++ 13/13
 Speech delay + + + + + + + ++ +           9/9
 Macro-/microcephaly +3SD +4.5SD +3SD Micro Macro relative + Macro relative +2.5SD −3.5SD −2.5SD +3.5SD +5.5SD +1SD* +3.5SD 14/14
 Obesity   +                         1/1
 Proportionate short stature                           0/1
 Overgrowth synd testing   +                         1/1
                               
Face
 Hypertelorism +     +       + + + + + +   8/8
 Downslanting palpebral fissures + Upslant +       + + + + + + + 9/11down 1/11 up
 Short palpebral fissures       + +                   2/2
 Ptosis     Mild +   +                 3/3
 Epicanthal folds +     +                     2/2
 Wide nasal bridge + +   +       +   + + + + + 9/9
 Depressed nose and root   +                     1/3
 Philtrum anomalies Prominent Short   Short Hypoplastic   Flat               5/5
 Thin upper lip Tented +   +       + + + ++ + + 9/10
 Ear anomalies + Dysplastic +   + + +     +   +   + 9/9
 High or prom forehead + + + +   + + ++ ++ + + + + + 13/13
                               
Neurology
 Hypotonia + + + +   + + + + +Mild 9/13
 Behavior   Self injury/agressivity                         1/1
 Hearing problems Mild loss Minor problems       Moderate bilateral conductive               3/4
Others                             1/1
 Cutis aplasia + +   + 3/13
 Urinary reflux             +               1/1
 Gastroesophogealreflux +       +   + + + + + + + 9/10
 Feeding problems + +         + + + + + + 8/10
                               
Abnormal fingers/toes
 Ophthalmologic abnormalities       +                     1/1
 Umbilical hernia             + + 2/8
 Sleeping disorders       +   + + + + + + 7/10
 Heart disease + +   + + + + + + 8/13

Abbreviations: develop, development; dysplast, dysplastic; F, female; M, male; Macro, macrocephaly; Micro, microcephaly; mo, months; N, no; prom, prominent; psychom, psychomotor; SD, standard deviation; synd, syndrome; Y, yes; yr, years. +, feature present; ++, severe feature; −, feature absent. (*) this proband has born after 27 gestational weeks, showing low weight and height, but showed +1SD in OFC. Thus, is considered a relative macrocephaly.